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Guys, I read your open letter about the Barnes Assassination, at the hands of the Pasadena Police Department. Here is my response:
Uhhm First problem: Your letter has already agreed Mr. Barnes was armed, and the investigations are being carried out with that assumption.There is considerable factual debate with this point of view, all things considered, especially point three below.
Ahhh, Second problem: The Chief is WELL AWARE that his officers moved Mr. Barnes body from the scene of the shooting, placed his body in a different position from where it fell, and fired into the back of Mr. Barnes body repeatedly, through to concrete paving when they knew he was dead or completely unconscious, all clear violations of policy.
Ahhh Third Problem: The Chief is WELL AWARE his officers mislead him as to the actual events of the shooting and that this had the effect of causing him to issue incorrect statements to the public regarding what happened. These statements were easily disproved by locally taken cell phone photographs and probably the PPD's own car contained cameras. Once we know the police officers involved have lied about the events of the shooting, how can we believe them as to the probable cause to pull over the car or the legitimacy of the shooting?
Er ah Fourth problem: Because of problems two and three above it is SIMPLY IMPOSSIBLE to believe or have trust in any investigation conducted into his matter by the PPD or the local DA who regularly do business with and rely upon the testimony of the PPD. The conflicts of interest are just absolutely glaring.
Fifth Problem: The Pasadena City Council should have ordered the Chief early , once it was clear his officers were not telling him the truth, to turn the entire matter over to the Justice Department. Waiting until he felt it was appropriate to do so demonstrates a clear disregard for the community and for the police department, because the longer the issue remained in the hands of the PPD, the less trust the public could have in the results of any investigation.
Sixth Problem :There are rumors in the community that the PPD has been intimidating and arresting witnesses to their murder of Mr. Barnes. No mention of this alleged [ongoing] unlawful activity in an attempt to cover up an unlawful shooting has been mentioned as a subject of any proposed investigation.
I thank the Chief for getting the Feds involved, but he should have them alone conduct the investigation. Any involvement by his department can not be seen as anything but tainted and an attempt at cover up.
The PPD have a long and colorful history of depriving African-American people of their lawful enjoyment of property, liberty and life, and of a separate and unequal set of standards for enforcement applied to African-Americans. Hopefully the Pasadena City Council can focus not on aiding this cover up, but transforming Pasadena's Police culture.


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The need was real. And the man who best perceived that need, Louis Farrakhan, preached bigotry, and headed a church with a history of violence, and had patriarchal and homophobic views. We knew this. Some of us even endorsed it. A few of us debated about it. But, ultimately, we didn't care. Farrakhan -- and his cadre of clean, disciplined black men and modest, chaste black women -- spoke to our deep and inward sense that we were committing a kind of slow suicide, that -- as the rappers put it -- we were self-destructing.
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During Farrakhan's peak years, national commentators generally looked on in horror. They simply could not understand how an obvious bigot could capture the imagination of so many people. Surely there were "good" Civil Rights leaders out there, waging the good fight against discrimination. But what the pundits never got was that Farrakhan promised something more -- improvement, minus the need to beg from white people. Farrakhan promised improvement through self-reliance -- a tradition stretching back to our very dawn. To our minds, the political leaders of Black America had fled the field.
As surely as Ron Paul speaks to a real issue -- the state's broad use of violence and surveillance -- which America's political leadership has failed to address, Farrakhan spoke to something real, something unsullied, which Black America's political leadership failed to address, Both Paul and Farrakhan, in their glamour, inspired the young, the disaffected, the disillusioned.
To those who dimly perceived something wrong, something that could not be put on a placard, and could not move the party machine, men such as these become something more than political operators; they become symbols. Substantive charges against them, no matter the reasons, are dismissed. The movement they represent means more. But as sure as the followers of Farrakhan deserved more than UFOs, anti-Semitism and conspiracy theories, those of us who oppose the drug war, who oppose the Patriot Act, deserve better than Ron Paul.
We are faced with a candidate who published racism under his name, defended that publication when it was convenient and blamed it on ghostwriters when it wasn't, whose take on the Civil War is at home with Lost Causers, and whose take on the Civil Rights Act is at home with segregationists. Ostensibly, this is all coincidence, or, if it isn't, it should be excused because Ron Paul is a lone voice speaking on the important issues that plague our nation.
But the dispatches must be honestly grappled with: It must be argued that a man who could not manage a newsletter should be promoted to managing a nuclear arsenal. Failing that, it must be asserted that a man who once claimed that black people were knowingly injecting white people with HIV, who fundraised by predicting a race war, who handsomely profited from it all, should lead the free world. If that line falls too, we are forced to confess that Ron Paul regularly summoned up the specters of racism for his own political gain, and thus stands convicted of moral cowardice.
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So fun! Great idea. I feel like B will try to eat the things inside so I'll have to wait awhile on that one. =) I like how many skills are used in this game.
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- Getting By Day by Day said...
My little one would love this! Thanks for the idea! :-)
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- ladystrathconn said...
This reminds me of a game we played at Easter when I was student teaching. We put different numbers of small jelly beans in plastic eggs. The kids had to figure out by shaking the eggs the order from fewest to most.
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love it! engaging every sense is so key! you rock, ML!
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We'll be trying that game soon enough. Thanks for reminding me about it.
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Autumn would have so much fun with this one...
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Great idea! :)
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Jon Saltmarsh scored his first goal of the season to earn fifth-placed Winchester a 2-2 draw from their visit to Hampshire/Surrey Regional Division 1 rivals Epsom.
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Waukesha - A proposed amendment to an agreement for Oak Creek to sell Lake Michigan water to the City of Waukesha will put the plan back on track after a one-month delay, Waukesha Water Utility General Manager Dan Duchniak said Friday.
The revision clarifies how Waukesha's future rate payments to Oak Creek will be determined, Duchniak said. The amendment is intended to reassure Oak Creek that it will be paid rates that reimburse it for full costs of the service.
The Oak Creek Water & Sewer Commission will review the proposal Tuesday.
Both the Oak Creek and Waukesha common councils are scheduled to adopt the amended agreement at separate meetings on Nov. 20. The Waukesha council discussed the amendment Thursday night in a closed-door session.
Rate payments unexpectedly became an obstacle to sealing the deal in early October when the Wisconsin Public Service Commission ruled Oak Creek could not bill Franklin for providing adequate volume and pressure for fighting fires as part of its wholesale charges to the community.
Oak Creek water officials subsequently declined to sign Waukesha's agreement out of concern that Oak Creek could no longer recover full costs of providing water service to its wholesale municipal customers.
Waukesha will become Oak Creek's largest customer if the eight Great Lakes states approve Waukesha's request to switch to a lake wa ter supply.
Waukesha is asking Wisconsin and the other seven states for approval to divert up to an average of 10.9 million gallons of lake water a day by 2050 across the subcontinental divide separating the Lake Michigan and Mississippi River watersheds. In 2010, the city's average daily demand from its wells was nearly 6.7 million gallons of water a day.
Nearly all of the lake water sold to Waukesha must be returned to the lake as treated wastewater, under terms of a Great Lakes protection compact.
Waukesha would stop using deep wells drawing radium-contaminated water from sandstone if the Great Lakes request is approved unanimously by the states.
Waukesha would spend an estimated $183 million to build pipelines and pumping stations to bring water inland from Oak Creek and return treated wastewater to the lake.
Oak Creek agrees to supply Waukesha an average of 7 million gallons per day beginning later in this decade, under terms of a letter of intent. Wholesale rates offered to Waukesha are estimated at $1.90 per 1,000 gallons of water.
To pay the costs of establishing a lake water supply, average monthly residential water bills in Waukesha would climb to $58.26 by 2022, up $32.26 a month from this year, according to a Waukesha Water Utility analysis.
All other water options, including drilling more wells, would be more expensive and less sustainable than a lake supply, Duchniak said.
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Delirium Tremens
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Delirium tremens (DTs) is a severe disturbance of the brain caused by alcohol withdrawal.
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DTs occur when a person who repeatedly drinks large amounts of alcohol suddenly stops or decreases the amount of alcohol consumed.
Risk Factors
These factors increase your chance of developing DTs:
- History of heavy alcohol use and abuse
- History of DTs or other withdrawal symptoms
- Other medical problems in addition to alcohol abuse
Symptoms usually begin 3-7 days after suddenly stopping or decreasing alcohol intake. Symptoms may include:
- Anxiety
- Confusion and disorientation
- Delirium—changing levels of alertness
- Trouble sleeping
- Bad dreams
- Severe agitation
- Fever
- Hallucinations—the perception of a thing, voice, or person that is not present, both visual and auditory
- Delusions—a false belief that is strongly held
- Tremors of the hands, head, or body
- Severe sweating
- Rapid heartbeat
- Nausea
- Increased rate of breathing
- Increased blood pressure
- Increased body temperature
- Seizures
In severe cases, DTs can result in death, especially if untreated.
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. The diagnosis of DTs is usually based on the symptoms and signs of the disorder after stopping alcohol use. Tests may include:
- Blood tests to measure liver function, blood clotting ability, or electrolyte levels.
- Electroencephalogram (EEG) to measure electrical activity in your brain.
- Images of your internal body structures can be taken with:
Treatment can be difficult. Clearing of DTs may begin in 12-24 hours, but may take up to 2-10 days. Treatment for alcohol abuse is necessary after DTs are under control.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Options may include:
Vitamins and Fluids
Severe, life-threatening vitamin deficiency or dehydration may accompany DTs. Treatment may include:
- IV fluids, magnesium, and glucose
- IV doses of vitamin C and B-complex vitamins, including thiamine, and folic acid
Treatment for alcohol abuse may be done in a hospital setting or while living at home. It may involve individual or group therapy. Many people seek support by participating in groups, like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
If you are diagnosed as experiencing DTs, follow your doctor's instructions.
To prevent having DTs, do not abuse alcohol. If you do drink large amounts on a regular basis, do not suddenly decrease the amount or stop drinking on your own. Rather, get advice from your doctor on the safest way to lower your intake.
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National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Alcoholics Anonymous
Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse
Alcohol withdrawal. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated April 4, 2013. Accessed July 11, 2013.
Barrons R, Roberts N. The role of carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine in alcohol withdrawal syndrome. J Clin Pharm Ther. 2010;35(2):153-167.
Bayard M, McIntyre J, et al. Alcohol withdrawal syndrome. Am Fam Physician. 2004;69(6):1443-1450.
McKeon A, Frye MA, et al. The alcohol withdrawal syndrome. J Neurol Neurosurg Psych. 2008;79:854-862.
Last reviewed July 2013 by Rimas Lukas, MD; Brian Randall, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.


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Ontario (Canada)
4.04/5 rDev -6.9%
vibe: 3.75 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4.25 | $$$
I have been here several times - where oh where did my review go. Last night's visit proves this as a long time premiere destination, arguably the best in cleveland. Sizable friendly bar, astute service, reasonable bottles to have or bring home. Good sized patio. Very decent brews of their own. Good sometimes great guest taps
08-02-2013 13:17:47 | More by Sammy
3.73/5 rDev -14.1%
vibe: 3 | quality: 3.75 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4.25 | $$
This place is built like an old Jack-in-the-Box converted into a brewpub. The interior is maroon with wood stained highlights. It is decorated with various bottles and tap handles, beer flags, tin advertisements, and neon signs. In the center is a half-moon tarnished wooden bar, supported by a few wooden tables, and ample patio seating. Classic rock that pre-dates all the staff plays on the overhead. The scene is completed by a few televisions, a juke box, and an ATM machine.
Behind the bar is an island that holds most of the bar's glassware. There are a few tulips available, but it's mostly shakers. This landmark is flanked by a couple dozen draft handles. Above the facets are televisions that give a live update of everything on draft. There are two casks and an impressive bottle list. The draft list includes Goose Island, Dogfish Head, Flying Dog, Southern Tier, Rogue, Victory, Lagunitas, and Epic. They also have six of their own "Buckeye" beers (they do no brew on-site).
I asked the friendly bartender for a local recommendation and all they had were their beers and one from Columbus Brewing. I had the Buckeye IPA and it was awful. That was kind of disappointing, but overall this is a pretty good beer bar. The certainly had enough handles to be respectable, and a decent bottle menu. I'd come again, but I'd think twice before I ordered another house beer.
06-22-2013 05:24:15 | More by mhaugo
Ontario (Canada)
4.58/5 rDev +5.5%
vibe: 5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 5 | food: 3.5 | $$
When I visited: May 2012.
What I had: Stoudts Pils (draught), North Coast Ruedrich's Red Seal Ale (draught), Creamy Cheddar & Ale Soup, Garden Salad and cocktails for the lady.
What I liked: mind-blowing tap list, two cask engines, many hard-to-find draughts and bottles, large comfortable bar, Stanley Cup Playoffs on the flatscreen, good crowd, capable servers, awesome breweriana throughout the interior.
What I disliked: food was average.
Would I go back? Definitely.
Overall Rating: 92
07-22-2012 18:57:06 | More by cratez
5/5 rDev +15.2%
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | food: 5 | $$
I don't have a bad thing to say about Buckeye Beer Engine and highly recommend it to anyone looking for some great beers.
I landed in Cleveland and remembered reading about a couple of bars near the airport and decided to check one out before heading down the road for the week. I opened Google Maps on my phone and simply searched "beeradvocate" to discover Buckeye Beer Engine just a few miles north of CLE.
Madison Street wasn't looking too promising and upon seeing the bar I had my doubts, but they all left my mind upon opening the door and seeing the giant U-shaped bar.
It was just after 5 o'clock and I took a seat at the bar; I was immediately greeted and given both draft and bottle lists in addition to the food menu. The draft list was a more detailed list of their beer board and offered ABV, style, serving vessel, and cost of 4 ounce samples. The bottle list was eight pages long and was separated by style. Both lists included local, national, and international craft beers in all styles.
I ordered the "Hippie Burger" with shoestring fries, both of which I recommend. The burger came with a "breaded pickle" (a fried pickle) which was a bonus and made me think of my Texas home.
By the time I left the bar had started to fill up with all walks of life, both old and young, eating and drinking their fill in a fantastic bar with friendly staff, excellent food, and fantastic beer.
03-14-2012 00:08:25 | More by codyhaskell
4.58/5 rDev +5.5%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4.5 | $
Have been to Buckeye Beer Engine many times,including three times on my recent visit to the Cleveland area.
First off,I have never encountered the short pours the previous reviewer was complaining of.Never.As a matter of fact one of the days we went was my anniversary,and when the bartender heard us toast each other,she gave us both a free beer.And we arent locals.Pretty classy.
The beer selection is great,and prices are pretty reasonable.They always have had a fantastic selection,and a few things I have not tried,which is not easy in my case.
Service is friendly,food is fantastic.
Highly recommended.
12-14-2011 18:44:09 | More by wingedeel
3.8/5 rDev -12.4%
vibe: 3 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5 | $$$
SHORT POURS. Need I say more? I'll say it again: SHORT POURS. I sat at the bar recently and watched pint after pint after pint be filled with at least an inch of foam, which effectively made each glass about a 12 oz serving. I even continued to watch the glasses around the bar to see how low the foam settled, just to be sure of what I was seeing. (I was drinking out of snifters.) SHORT POURS on top of prices already on the pricey side don't leave a good taste in one's mouth. SHORT POURS suck. I've been here a half dozen times and the beer selection is above average, the burgers are great, but the beers are a tad on the pricey side. SHORT POURS are the reason Alebird wont be back anytime soon. There are too many alternatives out there for drinking fine beer and not getting a SHORT POUR. Not slamming this place out of malice. Many good things about this place, but if you're going to charge me for a pint of beer, I better get a pint of beer. Without actually measuring one, I suspect the snifters were SHORT, too. If your money is tight and you're looking for a couple of pints of beer, all you'll get here are SHORT POURS, so be warned.
12-09-2011 15:04:20 | More by alebird
4.14/5 rDev -4.6%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $$
The atmosphere is good, a large room defined by a large half-circle shaped bar. They have raised tables with stools in an area adjacent to the bar. There is also a separate area with tables and I think a few booths.
The beer selection is very good. They have about 30 beers on tap, with 3 or 4 Buckeye beers available at and a very large selection of bottled beer. A beer engine was also running. Most beers are served in pint glasses with the "big beers" offered in 12 ounce brandy snifters. Prices are reasonable, mostly $4 to $6 per glass. I particularly appreciate the fact that they had a large variety of beer styles both on tap and in bottles.
The staff are knowledgeable about their beers and are happy to discuss and recommend their favorites. Four ounce beer samples are available on a sliding scale price which varies from $1.25 to around $3.50 per sample.
Burgers, sandwiches and dogs were on the menu but we didn't sample the food. Bartender was very attentive.
I like this place and stop there whenever I am in the neighborhood.
Beers sampled: Buckeye Red Head Irish Ale, Victory Hop Devil, Bell's Expedition Stout, Dark Horse Crooked Tree IPA, Bear Republic Hop Rod Rye
04-15-2011 20:59:50 | More by brew4health
3.79/5 rDev -12.7%
vibe: 2.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 3.5 | selection: 5 | $
Stopped here after Fat Head's on my random trip to Cleveland. It was a sleepy, windy Monday afternoon.
This place is tough to spot. Its very unassuming and barely has any signage. Luckily it has its own parking lot.
The interior is nothing to write home about. Kinda dim, full of dark wood and corny, old chairs and bar stools. The beer menu is one of those black dry erase boards. The place is small-ish. I really did get envious over the beer related decorations that adorned the walls. The outer walls display empty bottles and tap handles. Being the nerd that I am I enjoyed looking at them all. There are awesome, and probably very rare, posters and signs all over the place from breweries from all over the world.
Again, it was a Monday afternoon so there were only a handful of other people and one bartender. We had no problem being helped though.
When we sat down we were given the beer list. And what a list it is! I've heard that this place has the best bottle list in the state. That's no undersatement! The bottle list was 9 pages! There's so much beer on that list that I could almost never come to a decision. The prices on this list seemed all over the place. Looking at the to go prices, some bottles were very cheap. Often times around $2-$3 less than what I'm used to paying. But other times a bottle is around $4 MORE than what I'm used to seeing. Its pretty strange, but might have to do with turn over and specifics that pertain to each certain beer.
Either way, that bottle list blew me away. Some things were there that I've never once seen on shelves in Columbus.
The tap list was good too. Mostly house brews but they had a lot of guest taps, many of which I was unfamiliar with. They seem to enjoy bringing in very obscure beers, and they do a good job of it. They had many Buckeye beers that are not bottled. Prices for the tap stuff was very low, especially for house beers.
I had the only selection from their cask that was pumping that day. It was Buckeye Engine Mild and it was the single best mild I've ever had. Down right stellar.
This is another one that I'll never again miss when I'm up on the lake. The atmosphere is pretty dive-ish but these people know beer.
03-18-2011 05:35:02 | More by MbpBugeye
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vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 5 | $$
Friday evening, not that busy as you might expect. Arrived around 6pm and got 4 seats at the bar. Hurray!
Atmosphere: U-shaped bar with tables surrounding for drinking/dining pleasure. Small gathering of tables to left of bar for additional seating. Comfortable atmosphere and looks like most people are there for good beer.
Selection: I have been here before so I know the tap selection is stellar but this weekend they were promoting Xmas in July with 10 to 12 taps devoted to Xmas beers. Sorry, but I was not in the mood for high alcohol beers when the temp outside was 97 that day. Bottle selection was pretty outstanding though and that is what I stuck with mostly. I particularly liked thier own Buckeye Brewing Hippie IPA, so much so that I got some to go.
Service was good, no complaints. They did give us samples to try before buying which is a plus.
Food: was good as I remember from my first visit but did not rate on this visit.
Overall: I really like this place and highly recommend for beer geeks. I was disappointed with my visit that coinincided with Xmas in July event but that will not stop me from returning again.
07-26-2010 16:41:27 | More by Kolsch
4.8/5 rDev +10.6%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | food: 5 | $$
Got there early Sunday evening and it was a bit busy, walked right in and sat outside. Went inside later and sat at the bar. Signs everywhere (I loved the old Blatz sign by the front door), tap markers on the wall. Kind of small, but loved it. I knew that they had a great beer list, but it had to take me 20 minutes to read over all the bottles. The menu was up to date. The server and bar manager knew tons. They had to love and/or hate me, I kept ordering rarer big bottles that they had to find downstairs. The food, my my, chips and dip, a good starter. Then a Fatty Melt, chicken and bacon sandwiched between two grilled cheese sandwiches. Bleu cheese slaw on the side. This might have been the closest to heaven I have ever been. Prices were good, I can't complain on a big bar tab, I knew what I was ordering and if it was in Pittsburgh, it would have been double. I can't wait to go back!!
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Due to the town centre location, as you might expect, some external noise may be heard.
This hotel will be undergoing a makeover from 7th April 2014 to 11th April 2014. During the makeover we will keep any disruption and inconvenience to a minimum.
About this hotel
Situated just 0.6 miles from High Wycombe train station and opposite the thriving Eden Shopping Centre, the High Wycombe Hotel's central location makes it ideal for visitors seeking accommodation in this quintessentially English town. Explore Marlow town centre, 5 miles away, home to rows of beautiful Georgian town houses or visit the Hellfire Caves, which were excavated in the 1750's by Sir Francis Dashwood.
For family fun, take a trip to nearby Legoland and experience thrilling rides guaranteed to keep any child happy! Another great local attraction is Bekonscot Model Village & Railway, found 7 miles away, a unique piece of heritage that you won't want to miss out on. With the home of English football, Wembley stadium, only a short journey away this hotel is ideally situated as a base for the big game or concert.
Transport links near High Wycombe
- High Wycombe Train Station - 0.6 milesView map
- West Ruislip Underground - 18.2 milesView map
- Heathrow Airport - 21.7 milesView map
Places to visit in and around High Wycombe
- Eden Shopping Centre - 0.1 milesView map
- Hellfire Caves - 0.5 milesView map
- Marlow Town Centre - 5 milesView map
- Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre - 6.3 milesView map
- Bekonscot Model Village & Railway - 7 milesView map
- Legoland - 12.3 milesView map
- Windsor Castle - 19.4 milesView map
- Wembley Stadium - 26.1 milesView map
- Thorpe Park - 27.3 milesView map
Directions supplied by Travelodge
Exit the M40 at Junction 4 and take signs to High Wycombe Town Centre. Follow signs to Eden Car park from the A404 and the Travelodge is located adjacent to the Eden Shopping Centre and Car Park.
If locating the Hotel via a Sat Nav please use the post code HP11 2DG as this will bring you to the Drop Off zone at the front of the hotel.
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There is no parking available at the hotel.
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Daytime Tariff:
0-1 hour: £1.00
1-2 hours: £1.80
2-3 hours: £2.50
3-4 hours: £3.00
4-5 hours: £5.00
5-6 hours: £8.00
6-8 hours: £10.00
8+ hours: £20.00
Over night tariff: 6pm - 7am £1.50
Please note this car park has a height restriction of 2 metres. Guests are advised to park on level 1 in the green zone, take the lift to the ground floor, turn left, then right, then left again through the shopping centre (approx 2 min walk), arriving at the front door to the hotel.
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